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Canada’s Global Teases ‘Private Eyes West Coast’: “Some Franchises Earn The Right To Come Back”

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Canada’s Global Teases ‘Private Eyes West Coast’: “Some Franchises Earn The Right To Come Back”
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Canada's Global is set to launch 'Private Eyes West Coast', a spin-off of the original series featuring detective duo Shade and Angie. The show has gained traction, with The CW acquiring it for broadcast. Global's Senior VP, Jennifer Abrams, expressed confidence in the franchise's success and hinted at future seasons.

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'Private Eyes West Coast' Corus/Lionsgate Canada’s Global is gearing up for the launch of Private Eyes West Coast and the return of detective duo Shade and Angie. Unveiled last year, the Piller/Segan spin-off of light crime drama Private Eyes has been gaining traction, with The CW acquiring the ten-parter in April. “It is a dynamite franchise,” Jennifer Abrams, Corus Entertainment‘s Senior Vice President, Content and Marketing told Deadline ahead of the broadcaster’s upfront today. The show, which sees Jason Priestley and Cindy Sampson reprising their roles as Matt Shade and Angie Everett, moves the action to Canada’s west coast. Shade and Angie move west for an quieter life, only for that be shaken by a murder.

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